• A production error meant Albert Camus’s The Outsider was omitted from our top 100 novels list (In our good books, 16 May, Saturday magazine, p10); its intended placing was 71. Also, My Ántonia should have been 78, not 100; what we described as the opening line of The Turn of the Screw was from its first chapter, not its prologue; the protagonists of Catch-22 are members of a bomb squadron, not fighter pilots; The Go-Between was published in 1953, not 1853; A Fine Balance was from 1995, not 1955; Ulysses was released in 1922, not 1914; and Pride and Prejudice was released in 1813, not 1710. The release date errors were online-only and have been amended; the rankings remain as first published but with the errata acknowledged here.
• An article (Skip the city centres and explore some of Europe’s coolest neighbourhoods, 2 May, Saturday magazine, p74) featured the neighbourhood of Notre-Dame du Mont in Marseille, but was accompanied by an image of Notre-Dame de la Garde in the same city.
Other recently amended articles include:
The main takeaways from Elon Musk’s plans for $1.75tn SpaceX flotation
‘The devil’s child’: the rise and fall of the only female yakuza
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